| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| "That's the truth!" | 4 letters | itis |
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| "That's the truth!" | 4 letters | fact |
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| "That's the truth!" | 5 letters | nolie |
| "That's the truth!" | 6 letters | honest |
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- Undisputed point
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- almanac item
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- something known to be true
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- it's indisputable
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- almanac entry
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- A truth
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- loud performance in reality
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- how it is
- Reality, as opposed to fiction
- it's no lie
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- Truly hard time one's going through
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- Upright as the son might be
- he's not treated in a truthful way
- Country ......
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- In the church one stands upright
- Upright and fair
- Upright and straightforward
- Reputable home for prostitute?
- Aboveboard
- As ... as the day is long
- Up-front
- On the level
- Frank may be the son
- Frank does cutting-edge work over time
- Frank? He's not involved
- Truly
- Straight after, call home
- Dependable
- "i'm not lying!"
- Truthful and trustworthy
- the son is sincere for a change
- Frank inside with one starlet
- "I'm telling you the truth!"
- Somehow he's not on the level
- Outer covering for some nuts
- "No kidding!"
- It's true
- "Trust me!"
- Unlike Iago
- "I kid you not!"
- Lincolnesque
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- Candid
- 'I'm telling the truth!'
- Ethical
- Othello's adjective for Iago
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- Abe
- Abe's adjective
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- Free from fraud
- ...... Injun
- Like John
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- Free of deceit
- Adjective in Lincoln's nickname
- fair-dealing
- Unlikely to lie
- frank, the son, was converted
- Frank and reliable
- He's not bent but on the level
- Frank may be the son going astray
- Frank is about one's height
- sharpens edge of bolt that's blunt
- true to one's words
- Upright house and home
- truthful in manner
- uncorrupt - open - genuine
- Candid, genuine
- Perfectly frank
- Insistent affirmation
- 'Cross my heart!'
- It takes an hour one way - truly
- Not lying about one's height
- quench one's thirst, drinking straight
- Army captures Nebraska plain
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- Law-abiding
- trusty
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- Direct, perfect way
- Like President Lincoln
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- "I'm not kidding!"
- 'I'm not making this up'
- "No foolin'?"
- in a way, he's not upright
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- Knavish
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- Yearn
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- Noble
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- 'You know how ...'
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- "For real!"
- "How sweet ....!": 2 wds
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- End of an affliction
- Start of a Stepquote
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- The Beatles' "Yes .........."
- "How sweet ......!": Gleason
- "...... an ancient Mariner"
- "That's the truth!"
- Med. suffix
- "...... to laugh": Pinero
- Gleason's "How sweet ......!"
- Beckett's "How ......"
- "How sweet ......!": Gleason cry
- "...... my lady . . . ": Romeo
- Start of a quotation from Santayana
- "Seems, madam! Nay, ......": Hamlet
- "...... my love": Romeo
- "Yes ......," Beatles song
- 'Tis, in toto
- Inflammation: Suffix
- brief confirmation
- ". . . but you know how ...."
- 'That's correct'
- "— to laugh!"
- "No kidding!"
- Term denoting inflammation
- "No lie!"
- No kidding (2 wds.)
- "Oh, really?"
- "You know how ...": 2 wds.
- Suffix for “senior”
- suffix signifying inflammation
- "Tell it like ..." (be honest): 2 wds.
- "Yes, indeed"
- "that so?" response
- “And that's the way —”
- short statement or question
- ending for senior
- "Affirmative"
- "That so?" reply
- "can confirm"
- what it is
- Senior follower?
- "For sure?"
- True statement
- "That's just the way ....": 2 wds.
- "Completely true"
- "No question"
- "It is what ...."
- terse affirmation
- Tell it like .. (be candid)
- "How sweet ....!'; Gleason's line
- Suffix for sinus or cyst
- Words repeated in "... what ..."
- "......, verily"
- Possible reply to Can that be real?
- 'Do you know what time ...?'
- "No, really"
- "Oh"
- An assertion of inflammation
- "You are correct!"
- Yes correct
- "That's right!"
- 'That a fact?' response
- terse confirmation